What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pt-Luso]

I carry today this Puma 4 Star mini in stag.

 

[Jack Black]

Yes, it looks very interesting but potentially hazardous!

Potentially LETHAL apparently!

Dang. Cropped the tip.

At least it was only on the photo mate

Davide Steri sent just what I wanted

Congratulations

Have a great 4th July weekend my American friends, and everyone else too

 

[SteveD12]

I carry today this Puma 4 Star mini in stag.

The handles on that are awesome! Reminds me to find a nice stag knife ASAP

 

[Pt-Luso]

The handles on that are awesome! Reminds me to find a nice stag knife ASAP

Thank you so much, Steve. It's not hard to get that, it's going to be very fast.

 

[Un-Chained]

If anyone’s wondering about the apricots, they’re comin’ along just fine…

A great Stagurday to all

 

[Travman]

Spring Green #57 Split-back whittler

 

[Arian29]

Setter in Stag.

 

[Jack Black]

If anyone’s wondering about the apricots, they’re comin’ along just fine…
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A great Stagurday to all

Wow great pic

Beautiful knife, and fine-looking apricots, for that matter too!

 

[5K Qs]

Thanks, GT. I'm with you, I'm happy to catch anything, even a tiny bass.

I carried my soda scout with my trusty Moore Maker fence pliers, fixing a little fence today.

Nice pair of tools!
Growing up on a dairy farm, I used fence pliers more than any tool except probably hammer, Crescent wrench, grease gun, and scout knife. Now I don't even own a pair of fence pliers.

A special single blade Trapper ( JohnDF ), and a SFO Ironwood Lambsfoot.

Triangulating on knife perfection, Dennis!

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Thought I'd join the Case carnival by adding this Barlow to my @waynorth Lambsfoot I'm sure Charlie won't object

You dealt yourself a winning pair, Jack!

Putting up some fans and light fixtures on the dock and bar today. Guess who’s helping! View attachment 1592097

Who'd a thunk it, Todd?

Many thanks Gary, those are excellent photos Three very nice knives too

I appreciate your kind remarks, Jack.

Those mini canoes are really fun little knives.

It’s looking good Gary!

Thanks, Todd.

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Nice Old Timer, GT.

I thought you'd approve of that 33OT, John (but I think you're biased, right?).

Classy black pair, José!

The 33ot is a great pocket knife

Thanks, Mike.

I'll get a plumber out here as soon as my home warranty company gets me off "hold"
I keep telling my wife that I shouldn't be allowed to work on anything by myself, I always turn it into a much bigger problem.

I can relate, John. Almost all of my plumbing projects/repairs in the past took about 3 times as long as I thought they would and often required at least 2 trips to the hardware store. And far too often, I'd end up having to call in a "pro" anyway. So now I just go straight to calling the plumber. Couple of weeks ago, my wife broke a faucet off the outside of the house and the fix required less than $20 in parts, but almost $200 for "house call" and 1.25 hours labor.

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5K Qs
That folded blade is indeed a fish scaler Gary, thank you as always!!

Today’s finally a cooler one here, the good ‘ole Hockey game’s on later and this one always brightens up any moment really.
The Cuban 53, with a pile shot as well….
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Enjoy the day in the koolest way all

Thanks for the additional info, Gus.
That Yellow Rose is a stunner!
How did you manage to smuggle that one out of Texas??

I changed my mind about the Fiskars and forgot the kudu.

That curved Barlow is a handsome knife!

Good wood, Steve!
What's the bottom knife? Very attractive grain on that one!

Thank you, Gary. Two gorgeous RRs and a classic OT jack.

Thanks for noticing, Dean.

Received my first Lamb in Rosewood late yesterday and threw it immediately in my pocket this morning; added the distant cousin when I returned.

Congrats on the lambsfoot, JJ!

Boker ironwood Club knife and Klaas stag whittler.
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Terrific Teutonic twosome, Greg!

Not sure if this is the right place to ask a question. We have been enjoying the Escape to the Chateaux series with Dick and Angel Strawbridge, on several occasions I see Dick use a pocket knife in the garden to cut some plants. Looks like a sheep’s foot knife, maybe one with a broken blade. Anyone know what It could be? could it be made in the United Kingdom or would he go with a French knife? Hope someone has an idea of what it is, maybe from one of his other shows?

You might have better luck getting an answer if you pose your question in the "Traditional Knives in Movies" thread:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/traditional-knives-in-movies.987444/

GT sweet Boker!

Thanks.

Nice and kool here finally today, a break from that krazy heat is always a treat.
Thursday’s carry, maybe tomorrow as well…
After all it’s Canada day !
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A pleasant and wunderful day to all

Belated Canada Day greetings to our members across the border in the Great White North!

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I enjoy and appreciate your kind comments as well as the effort to manipulate the multile quotes!
About that Boker... the ONLY other Boker in my knife drawer, before John sent me the single blade jack, was a 9229 electrician ~ ungelded like yours. Mine, however, has “woodgrain” delrin, instead of the sawcut.
I think the sawcut looks much better, and that sure makes for a slim but sturdy jack knife after the blade delete.

Thanks for the kind words and the Böker info, Jeff.

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Craftsman 9470 Stockman, made by Ulster, and a #21 Bull Buster. View attachment 1592698

That Craftsman stockman is grand!

Possibly the prettiest knife I own, at least to me, and a strong contender for my "wedding knife" when I get married next month.

The wedding is less than a month away, and you still haven't decided on a knife yet??
Have you decided on the bride, or are there still several strong contenders?
Congrats on the upcoming marriage!!

- GT

 

[Un-Chained]

5K Qs
Ha!! I did get lucky on that yeller’, prolly cuz it has a “2” on a tang lol.
Thank you for the Canada day and weekend wishes Gary!! and in return my good fellow… a Happy 4th of July weekend to you

 

[mbkr]

 

[r8shell]

Totin this GEC Ram's Foot today. Just finished two eggs up, Jimmy Dean's Hot Sausage, and toast. That'll give me plenty of energy to sit here at the desk talkin to you guys/gals and in my recliner watching TV and napping.

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That sounds very much like my afternoon plans, Ed. I'll start with leftover sausage from last night's dinner. Should be good scrambled with eggs...

 

[bigfish64]

That is one gorgeous knife, Factor, you did it again!

If anyone’s wondering about the apricots, they’re comin’ along just fine…
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A great Stagurday to all

Great knife Gus, just love that photo!

Who'd a thunk it, Todd?

- GT

I know right?

 

[Un-Chained]

Jack Black
Thank you VERY kindly for the vibes Jack… all Beauty here today
bigfish64
Thank you VERY kindly as well Todd…
Great scenery all round today

 

[sunknife]

What a great pair of knives.
That Whittler is out of this world.

I''m a couple days late with this reply, but thanks for the knife praise my friend.

Terrific Teutonic twosome, Greg!




- GT

Love the description Gary, thanks my friend.


A newly acquired whittler and and well loved 72 trapper for me today. Have a great weekend celebrating this great land of the free folks.

 

[bigfish64]

It’s going to be crazy around here for the next two days! Enjoy!

 

[JohnDF]

Sweet picture, Jack.

That knife is a peach... errr apricot... errr it's gorgeous!

I thought you'd approve of that 33OT, John (but I think you're biased, right?).

You know I will always have a special place in my heart for them.

So now I just go straight to calling the plumber.

I'm not very handy with plumbing issues... but why do plumbers have to charge like they have a Masters Degree?

That knife has gorgeous handles, Mike.

 

[JohnDF]

Hope you have a great time, my friend.

 

[JohnDF]

A couple of Hard Workers today...

 

[Txerra_2]

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